Sweden's informal adult education organization, [NBV](https://www.nbv.se) (Nykterhetsrörelsens Bildningsverksamhet), is attracting attention for its diverse lifelong learning programs in 265 municipalities across the country
Living in SwedenStudying with support from CSN is a crucial opportunity for many Swedes to manage their daily economy. For 2025, the amounts and rules for who can receive the higher grant have been updated.
Living in SwedenSEK 5.5 billion investment planned over 10 years to train 600 AI PhDs, boost public AI literacy, and modernize higher education
Living in SwedenSweden's University of Agricultural Sciences (Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet), abbreviated as SLU, is one of Sweden's approximately 50 universities and colleges.
Living in SwedenThe proportion of ninth-graders who do not become eligible for upper secondary school is increasing. In the cohort that left primary school in the spring, 16.3 percent – nearly 20,000 students – did not meet the grade requirements. The subject in which most students fail is mathematics.
SwedenIt may come as a shock to many foreigners, but not only is university free in Sweden, you get paid to go there! Well… Not that much, but you do get an allowance paid to you whilst you are studying. But what if you are from another country, does this benefit still apply to you?
Living in SwedenCompulsory education, not to be taken lightly in Sweden. There are quite strict rules surrounding compulsory education in Sweden, and the guardian is obligated to ensure that the child completes their schooling. If you violate compulsory education, it is punishable by a fine according to ([Section 3 of the Fine Act](https://lagen.nu/1985:206#P3S1)).
Living in SwedenSchool has just started, and it can be an exciting time for many schoolchildren, but also stressful with the school environment and routines of the school day.
Living in SwedenEven though many people in Sweden speak good Swedish and you can get by in both your professional and daily life with English, it's still beneficial to learn Swedish. You'll become more included and it will be easier for you to integrate into Swedish society and culture.
Living in SwedenToday, there was a debate on Swedish Radio (SR) between two representatives from the Social Democrats and the Moderate party.
Living in SwedenSweden's primary education system offers mother tongue classes. These classes are available during free time after regular school hours and are provided when schools meet the required number of students.
Living in SwedenDoctoral programs at Swedish universities are conducted so students are employed by the school rather than paying tuition to attend the doctoral program.
Living in SwedenCSN (Centrala studiestödsnämnden) and what you need to know when studying in Sweden
Living in Sweden
